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Quick Comp Fx With Bloom

by EdenWeby 3D·VFX

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Why we like it

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom earns its place in the superhive library by putting a set of familiar post-processing effects behind checkboxes in the Render tab, so common look adjustments happen without manual node work.

What is Quick Comp Fx With Bloom?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom is a post-processing add-on for Blender that brings compositing effects into a simple, intuitive interface. Instead of building node setups, you enable the effects you want from the Post FX section in the Render tab of the Properties panel and adjust their parameters to taste.

The add-on covers bloom, color correction, chromatic aberration, sharpen, a Cartoon/Kuwahara filter, lens distortion, hue/saturation, and brightness/contrast. Bloom offers adjustable threshold, strength, and size; color correction controls exposure, gamma, contrast, and saturation; chromatic aberration provides separate RGB channel control. Effects work in both the viewport and the final render, and multiple effects can be combined, with their order optimized for results.

The compositor is automatically enabled whenever you use an effect. Installation is drag and drop, and it runs on Blender 4.0 or newer with no additional dependencies required.

Who is Quick Comp Fx With Bloom best for?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom is best for blender artists who want post-processing effects like bloom, color correction, and lens distortion applied from the Render tab without building compositor node setups.

How much does Quick Comp Fx With Bloom cost?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Bloom glow with adjustable threshold, strength, and size, working in both the viewport and final render
  • Color correction with control over exposure, gamma, contrast, and saturation
  • Chromatic aberration with separate RGB channel control
  • Sharpen with adjustable strength and radius
  • Cartoon/Kuwahara edge-preserving smoothing with adjustable size
  • Lens distortion with control over distortion amount and dispersion
  • Hue/saturation and brightness/contrast adjustments from the Post FX section

Tags

#Blender#post-processing#compositing#bloom#color correction#chromatic aberration#lens distortion#VFX

Frequently asked questions

Does Quick Comp Fx With Bloom work with Blender 4.0?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom requires Blender 4.0 or newer and needs no additional dependencies to run. Once installed, it adds a Post FX section to the Render tab in the Properties panel, where you enable and adjust the effects you want. Because it relies on Blender's built-in compositor, which the add-on turns on automatically when you use an effect, there is nothing extra to download or configure. If you are on an older Blender release, check the developer's page for details before installing.

How do I install Quick Comp Fx With Bloom in Blender?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom installs by drag and drop, so you drop it into Blender rather than working through a manual setup. After installation, open the Properties panel, go to the Render tab, and find the Post FX section. From there you enable the effects you want and adjust their parameters. The compositor is switched on automatically the moment you use any effect, so you can start adjusting bloom or color correction right away without extra steps.

Do the effects work in the viewport as well as the final render?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom applies its effects in both the Blender viewport and the final render, so what you set up carries through to output. You can also combine multiple effects for different looks, and the order of effects is optimized for results. Available effects include bloom, color correction, chromatic aberration, sharpen, a Cartoon/Kuwahara filter, lens distortion, hue/saturation, and brightness/contrast, all adjusted from the Post FX section rather than through node graphs.

Is Quick Comp Fx With Bloom free to use?

Quick Comp Fx With Bloom is listed as free here in the catalog, so there is no price to report. For current licensing terms, check the developer's page, since availability and terms can change over time. The add-on is described as made for the Blender community, requires Blender 4.0 or newer, and needs no additional dependencies. A demo video is also available if you want more before installing.

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